Sentence examples for fundraiser between from inspiring English sources

Bean's name appeared on the itinerary for a fundraising jaunt to New York City where six New Dems sandwiched a fundraiser between meetings with Goldman Sachs and JPMorgan.

It's more puzzling still how he could insist the wine had never been received, even after the opportunity to ask family and staff to check their memories and their records during the time between the Liberal fundraiser Nick Di Girolamo's evidence to Icac that the gift had been given and his own evidence about whether he'd got it.

Ocasio-Cortez's participation in the innovative fundraiser presented a radical contrast between political parties Sunday.

Every year they do a fundraiser, and proceeds are split between a home for the elderly run by the Catholic Church and a children's ward at the hospital.

He joined her at an October fundraiser in Chicago that people paid between $1,000 and $13,000 to attend.

This is a novel that lurches from party to party like a gin-drunk socialite, filling the journeys between fundraisers with narrative revelations that fizzle out before they are felt.

Taking respite between fundraisers in California on Wednesday, Hillary Clinton urged voters to not be swayed by Donald Trump's recent attempts to appeal to minorities. .

At some point, between fundraisers and corporate junkets to faraway shores, they'll have to head back to their home districts.

Between fundraisers in California, President Obama stopped by Hollywood Boulevard on Monday to tape an episode of "Jimmy Kimmel Live," where he touched on Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump, talked about having a cellphone in the White House and responded to some mean tweets.

Most of the general public don't know the difference between a door-to-door fundraiser, a chugger, a telephone fundraiser and a legacy fundraiser.

In what at times resembled a naval battle, rival leave and remain fleets skippered in spirit by the Ukip leader and the rock star fundraiser skirmished on the fast flowing river between Tower Bridge and the Palace of Westminster.